Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1887-03-31

oSSSlOll.
Don't fail to call at Miss Z. Ii.
Terrilrs millinery emporium and
see the new stock. 1t is the finest
and largest ever on exhibition in
the town.
The public schools will close Fri
day tor weeks vacation, during
which the precocious small boy will
make the city lively with his ubiqui-
tous presence.
5. II. Emery and wife, Of Melville,
were sorely afflicted by the loss Of
a child two and one.half years Of
age, on Monday night. The funeral
occurred yesterday.
]. Burdick was visiting in Illinois
last week, and returned home Mon
day accompanied by his daughter
Miss Clara, who has been the guest
OF Jefferson friends.
J. A. Stafford, popular soon"
on the main line of the Rock Island,
and who resides in Des Moines, has
been visiting among his numerous
friends here this week.
Chas. Heifner has been engaged
to teach in the school ut Manila, to
be opened within few weeks. We
predict that the young gentleman
will make very efficient instructor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. A. Clarke
will commence house keeping the
first of next week, in their neat and
pleasant home on North Tracy
street, and Immediately west of the
school house.
ohm Intvene feels pretty comfort.
able since he has been made citizen
of the United States, and received
his certificate of efficiency in the art
of cutting from the Cutting School
of Cincinnati.
The many lady friends of Mrs. "A.
{. Rogers are preparing very
agreeable surprise for that estimable
lady this afternoon, in the way of
tea party and the presentation Of
willow rocker.
{. L. Taylor, travelling auditor of
the U. S. Express Company, and
II. 5. Higgins, OF the freight depart
ment OF the Rock Island road, in
spected the business of the Rock
Island station Tuesday.
The Dangler Vapor stoves are
for sale by Jones & McKarahan.
The portable and low down ovens,
with the many other points ofsuperi-
ority, make this the best stove on
the market. Call and see it.
The Presbyterian social will be
held at the residence Of w. Burn.
side, Friday evening, April list, the
date having been changed from
Thursday, March 3Ist on account
of conflict with other entertaining hts.
Miss L. II. Terrill has just re-
ceived her new spring stock OF
millinery, comprising all the latest
styles. A very large stock Of rib.
bons in all the new and desirable
shades. Call and see the new goods.
The board of supervisors will
meet next Monday, April 9TH. The
business of the April session Is light.
est of any term of the year, being
mainly the allowance OF bills. 1t
will be Supervisor Armstrong; first
term.
Mrs. e. w. Huntington and son,
Mrs. Chaplin, Mrs. A. Nash, Sr.,
Mrs. Jno. McVicar and daughter
May, all of Des Moines, were the
guests of Jno. A. Nash and wife the
first of the week. They returned to
the Capital City yesterday.
The Good Templar society now
1873 active members, and
new applications are received at
every meeting. The proceeds of
the cantata, Lost and Saved, have
been devoted to the purchase Of an
organ for use the lodge room.
Governor Larrabee has exercised
executive clemency in the case of
Grant Brown, having pardoned him
last week. Brown had served four
teen months OF his three years SEN
lcnce for assault with intent to kill.
lie has returned to his home in
Benton township, Cass county.
A boy of regulation weight was
porn to Mr.. and Mrs. Z. {. Van
lenburg last Saturday. L. &. has
luit studying the intricacies Of the
inter- state commerce law, deeming
he home subject of supreme interest.
He acknowledged the benefit by
passing fragrant Havannas to his
riends,
A grand time is reported by those
n attendance upon the M. E. social
1t the residence of ]. 5. Dennis last
Thursday evening. A large COM
,any was present to enjoy the hos
,itality Of the conductor, who for
he time omitted his customary ex-
ctions of "tckets." The proceeds
# the social were $2s.75.
+. J. Stillman, of the Avoca Mail,
vas in the city Monday afternoon,
N route to Carroll to meet his wife,
With whom he returned to their
ivoca home on Tuesday. He re-
emily purchased the Avoca Delta,
nd the changes he has wrought in
he mechanical and editorial features
re equally as decided as is the name.
Andrew Marshal and Hester Nc
'adden were married last evening,
he Rev. ]. b. Harris officiating.
The bride is daughter of the late
oseph McFadden, and is highly
for her many excellent
ualities. Mr.. Marshal is resident
t Shelby county, and quite worthy
( his bride. May prosperity attend
hem.
The Sioux City Herald was APP